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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1919, Page 3

j£MAS Holiday Suits in latest style Selling fast, so shop earl;- and avo . dmppomtmont.—T. Fowitain'e. Eithani. jiii.\.a line oi >mik Shirts at iSs Oi j best value in the world. -ja i our xionaay—uail ana inspect th " large variety of Suit Cases and Tra veiling Bags at Fountainc's, where price are keenest. ■ JtS •'""'Br a ranama iiat lor Aina —only coßts 10s (Id at Fountain : Mercer, Eltham. I iVJL 'v»ue-«iia lies in enaiess vai ioty, 3s 6d and 43 fld at Foun ItJL — «»ini an omiues, ius oa at! £1 Is. These prices defy competi tion.—T. Fountaine's. Eltham. LAND FOR SALE. C. R. FINNERTY, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, BROADWAY STRATFORD. Telephone No. 296. 530 ACRES freehold, situated ongoo( road, close to railway statioi and iy s miles to cheese factory am school; well fenced and subdivided bj sheep and cattle-proof fencing into 1( paddocks; good S-roimed houge, bath room, scullery, woolshed with shearing machines installed, yards, cowshed, mown shed and outbuildings; will carry 5( dairy cows and carry 400 sheer and drj stock or two sheep to acre, and cattle Price £l3, easy terms if reqired. ACRES good, handy little dairj farm on good road, i mile to school and one mile to cheese factory and railway station; well fenced and suudivided | into 10 paddocks; will carry 28 cows I besides corses and dry stocc. Good 4I roomed ouse, scullery, bathroom and pantry and concrete Joort.- cowshed, trapshed, store room an~ 2-rooired cottage. Milking machines and stock at valuation. Seventy-seven (77) Acres Freehold. ['rice only £35, cash required only £BOO, balance arranged at 6 per cent. Fifty-five (55) Acres Freehold. Flat land, seven (7) paddocks, well watered. Cheese factory :1 miles, railway station ;i miles. Good 4-roomed house and other buildings, cowshed fitted with machines. Price only £33, cash reqilred £7OO balance at 6 per cent. E. J. IBLE, LAND & COMMISSION AGFNT. Boi 42 Phones 61 and 95 INGLEWOOD. 440 ACRES Fre * ! ">ld, situated at Ta- | _ rata; all in grass with exception of GO acres; no weeds; well subdivided; wintered 400 sheep. Price £0 ) 10s per acre; cash down £360. Balance can be arranged. !300 ACRES West Coast Settlement , Lease; 18 years to run, at 2/I per acre; 200 acres in grass, balance good |bush; any amount of good rata for i firewood on it; within 2 miles of cheese I factory. There' is a 4-roomed house and I cowshed with Lawrence Kennedy Milkirg Machine. Price for goodwill £ll5OO cash down £750; balance 5 years at 0 per cent. 'QUARTER-ACRE Beach Street, 2 frontI ages; sunny position; live hedges | all round; within J minute's walk of tram stop; L. Transfer Title. Price £300; terms can be arranged. K. F. CORNWALL, DEVON STREET. P.O. Box 134. Telephone 359 Agent for "Treloar" Milking Madhine. BUSINESS NOTICE. TREWEEK & JOLL (Tuttersali's Buildings, Regent Street). HAWERA. j]Jp:SSRS. F. G. TREWEEK & B. L. JOLL beg to notify having com- : mo.nced in a business partnership at HAWERA, at present occurying temporary offices in Tattersali's Buildings, Regent ( Street (next National Bank), Hawera. The firm will carry on a Land and Estate, Slock, General Commission and Financial Agency business, in addition to which Mr. Treweek will undertake accountancy and secretarial work, farming and trustee accounts. . NOVEMBER: PLANT ANNUALS THIS MONTH. Asters, Colliopsis, Cosmos, Phlox, Godclias, Lobelias, " Stocks, Mignonette, etc., Celery, Tomato, and Cauliflower Plants. W. PETTIGREW, FAIRBANK NURSERIES, STRATFORD. 'Phone 186. JOS. W. BOON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. REGAN STREET. STRATFORD. Estimates given for all descriptions of building work in town or country. Dairy faetovywork a speciality. Telephone 101. Included in the latest summer goods which are now showing is an attractive range of sports coats in striped and plain effects, comprising all favorite color schemes. These coats are extremely desirable on account of their high quality and moderate pricing. Will you see thorn ?—3b4pton's Cottar, filthaa